JB, I want to say, " thank you" for doing a great job showing us what's really going on after a hurricane while remaining professional I appreciate that. Job well done
At some point somebody has to declare that areas near rivers are uninhabitable and just buy out the land and fence it off. It's the equivalent to building houses in a flood plain.
Exactly. Thank you. Ive lived on the edge of Pasco county for the last 17 years, moved there when the rest of the area was swamp. They've built SOOOO much stuff all over the land since then, it's going too far, traffic and crowding is getting insane in the area and they're still building more neighborhoods smh
My understanding, according to people who have lived in Pasco County almost forever, is that the Trinity area was a flood plain. And now has lots of housing & commercial properties 🙄😣
It's bad here. We are still without power in Lutz FL and we are in Non evacuation areas. We have backyards now swamps. Massive pine trees and Willow trees crashed everywhere
Native Floridian here,I would say buying is extremely risky, not just about hurricanes, but homeowners insurance is in crisis in Florida. The recent events are going to make homeowners insurance double again, and Governor DeSantis has done nothing to help residents. He helped the insurance companies companies over the residents.
DeSantis is the reason for that and you do know almost the entire state of Florida was a dump land right the whole state was made nature is just taking back the land.
Unfortunately the majority of your state believes his lies. I will bet everything I have he will play politics and blame the other side for everything negative
Nice to see west Pasco County, my old neighborhood, getting airtime. So much has changed in the past 20+ years and not for the better. Way too built up along the Cotte River and the swamplands west of US-19. No surprise that it has been flooded out by the 2 recent hurricanes. Glad I wasn't dealing with this when I lived there. Stop the overbuilding of the flood plains.
The Anclote and Cotee rivers have been dealing with rain for years. But the problem now (besides climate change) is the rampant overdevelopment!!! The rivers’ natural drainfields are being destroyed and replaced with new developments. Here’s the result. And they just decimated the whole Little Road Massachusetts/Plathe Road for obnoxious amount of development. Cotee River area will be next with future rains.
Yet more come in through the border. Where will they settle, work, get education, medical etc. Somehow that is not addressed. No one wants to talk about it.
I don't think you understand. There are TONS of people in central/south Florida and most of the land is swamp land or on the beach. It's not very wide and surrounded by beaches. There's no where else to put people. I live in Pinellas and the amount of people here is insane.
@@Deeeeez96 Only 18% of Floridians have flood insurance. Apparently these costs were left out of the "cheap living" that Floridians were promised. Oh well.......
That area (area in the beginning of the stream), The river has already crested. The areas that are now connected to the river, The water level is going down now. It is down about a foot from last night on the other side of Old 54 road. Other areas not connected will take longer to go down of course. They are not going up in that area anymore though.
Living in the nextcounty north Citrus we feel for all of you, our coast is still recovering from Debby but Milton's rain was devastating to our neighbors in Pasco. We will keep you all in our prayers.
My neighbor waited two hours for gas, the lines are in the street, also for coffee drive throughs, the lobbies are closed. Power is being restored, a massive effort, but we are still without, also on boil water notice. Traffic lights are out. Inconveniences but nothing as devastating as what some of these folks are experiencing and anyone that was living on the beach. Please donate what you can, tell your senators and reps to fund FEMA and stop denying climate change. Actions count, not words. Be grateful everyday for what you have and for the normalcy of life, even the annoying things that we take for granted. Reality can change very easily.
It’s the weather manipulation devices they use to cause all this destruction. It is very unnatural weather....especially back to back. Too much rain and many tornadoes from this hurricane...WEIRD. Not of God but from evil powers in government
Remember it was the Florida Congressmen and Women who voted against funding FEMA a few weeks ago. If they represent your area, call them up and demand to know why they did that.
I just moved back to florida in july...in march I will be moving back out after 15 years away...this is way too much...would be easier cost wise if florida did not have this huge migration of people here
You would think that engineers would do their proper elevation studies before they dropped one spoonful of dirt on that development.......but Florida Republicans never refused a check that was too big......
It seems no or inadequate environmental impact or geological studies were done before a lot of these homes were built. Some areas of Florida are just unfit for housing development. The builders were negligent.
The builders are given carte blanche by the Republicans of Florida. They get whatever they ask for whenever they ask for it. In fact they are encouraged to destroy wetlands and put up as many homes as they can. Vote BLUE for change in the Tallahassee Mafia!
Imagine what it would have been like if it didn’t lose a bunch of strength before it hit? You’re looking at a new normal folks. Probably a good idea to research how these storms work, what excellerates them so you can make educated decisions about your futures.
@@arielsea9087 not the reputable or respectable ones. The ones who have paid agendas are the only ones that disagree. Open a text book and stop listening to politicians little one.
Strange, most of Florida is above sea level. I'm 20 miles from the west coast and I'm 47 feet above sea level. And NYC is lower to sea level than my area.
FEMA has requested speaker Johnson cut his vacation short to approve more funding for the red states affected by these major hurricanes. FEMA is running short on funding. Speaker Johnson said he is not cutting his vacation short, and that FEMA will be fine. That’s the conversation right now.
St. Pete is a beautiful city. It is however built close to sea level. With recurring storms and higher sea temperature we are experiencing in the bay the strength and frequency of these hurricanes is projected to increase over the years. If you are looking to purchase a home avoid flood zones A or B. C is on the cusp these days but A and B are evacuated frequently even for tropical storms. Florida is a beautiful state, but like everywhere else there are drawbacks to different locations.
Hahaha, don't allow fear to prevent you from doing what you like. I am in Tampa Bay and will not leave Florida. This too shall pass, hurricane season. ❤
ref the fuel if people dont need fuel, dont queue, same as panic buying we had that in uk a few years back, when tanker places went on strike, you end up using any fuel you have trying to find or queue for some , then the pandemic people were panic buying and arguing over toilet rolls ! fingers crossed those still in the area dont get too badly hit by the flood waters that are rising .
They should not build homes there, and the rest of the country shouldn't have to pay for them to build homes on wetlands that get ruined every few years. I heard one person say that in the past 5 or so years, they had significant water flood their home at least 4 times. It's just ridiculous. They can live wherever they want, but stop making the govt and everyone else pay for it through FEMA and higher national homeowners insurance premiums.
Looks like guys generator caught fire and burnt a big hole there in his porch roof. Luckily it didn't spread to the rest of the house. Stay safe people.
This is soo sad !! Not just for Tampa but everywhere Milton as well as Helene hit .. im in Homosassa Fl / Citrus County. Have flooding but nothing like tampa…. (Yet )
Flooding, gas shortages, power outages and our governor miss managed the who chaos. Duke power trucks in a line of 6 trucks just driving around, 50 to 60 duke power just sitting at Walmart corner of 54 and Little Rd. My power still out, gas is harder to get to keep my generator running and one can’t get a clear answer for any of this. When is our governor going to quit taking raises and start rebuilding and replacing and fixing our infrastructure? It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know, hey look a tree is growing near the power lines, no one cuts it down, Look the river is a mess with trash and debri, let’s clean it out? Nope not our government, pay more get less is Floridas motto. This is wide spread, not just New Port Richey. Ron, you failed us again
This is flooding/water displacement. I hope people understand if the sea levels rise and the sea heats up, it will affect weather systems. I know it seems like dah. But then people still live there. You all should just find a nice place on higher ground.
From 1960: The worst flood in years hit eight counties in Central Florida following a three-day storm that dumped as much as 25 inches of rain in some parts of the state. The area around Tampa suffered the most and 8,000 persons have had to flee their homes inundated by the swollen Hillsborough River. People in the fashionable Forest Hills section have faced three floods in a little over a year and many complained because the city of Tampa failed to solve their drainage problems after a flood last summer. Many are still paying on loans for house repairs they had to make. It will take several days before all evacuated families can return home.
I'm in St Pete we still don't have power everyones phones have been dead since Wednesday first time on since we didn't know if the rest of Florida was gone or not
Just like Texas, people in Florida should feel ashamed to be emptying the coffers of FEMA while people smart enough not to live in a disaster area are lucky to get funds.
Please set up a cookable water tank for east of Pasco resident which using well water source instead city water source. Small Generator can not activate well pump, now no power, no water, run out gasoline to operate small generator, during waiting for power restoration on this coming Thursday, are we count outage victims?
DeSantis sent over 400 repair workers and vehicles out of state up north during hurricane season a week before Milton leaving Floridians unprotected and under prepared with delayed response. Want someone to blame for this fiasco it is DeSantis
ha ha, me too, was just on 54 and a helicopter flew over us. Thought they were filming the long gas lines. Wonder if this flooding is around 52? Just terrible.
I would still file an insurance claim for wind related damages as an adjuster will inspect everything and might see something you missed. Your rates will probably go up regardless if you do as rates are based on overall claims in an area rather than an individual
All these comments of people saying they’re going to get free houses for cheap after this like there wouldn’t be a solid rental market to fall back on here good luck
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so glad someone is finally talking about pasco county
💯😢🙏🏾
Used to commute on and around SR54. Just shudder to think what happened to newly-developed area just south of 54...a few miles west of US19...
Stop voting for Republicans. I lived in PASCO County from 1950-1966.
me too! I lived in Tampa for 27 years, last 3 of those years were in Pasco, at The Bexley. I love it up there.
JB, I want to say, " thank you" for doing a great job showing us what's really going on after a hurricane while remaining professional I appreciate that. Job well done
Truly heart breaking, Ontario Canada is sending our thoughts and prayers.❤🇨🇦
At some point somebody has to declare that areas near rivers are uninhabitable and just buy out the land and fence it off. It's the equivalent to building houses in a flood plain.
Yes. Build hiking and biking paths along all these rivers and let people enjoy them year round except when it floods.
Exactly. Thank you. Ive lived on the edge of Pasco county for the last 17 years, moved there when the rest of the area was swamp. They've built SOOOO much stuff all over the land since then, it's going too far, traffic and crowding is getting insane in the area and they're still building more neighborhoods smh
But Blackrock, Bill Gates and Chinese are buying land. Who's going to stop Them? Do a search to learn about it. .
My understanding, according to people who have lived in Pasco County almost forever, is that the Trinity area was a flood plain. And now has lots of housing & commercial properties 🙄😣
Those neighborhoods used to be swamps or grasslands. Unbridled development. What do you expect?
Truth. The land will eventually go back to it's natural state.
The hubris of man
Oh wow
You're not wrong 😢
It's " historic" because no one used to live there before when it flooded.😂 But just because it flooded doesn't mean that it used to be a swamp.
Thank you for keeping us informed about what’s going on in Florida. We are from Galveston Texas but have a lot of family there.
It's bad here. We are still without power in Lutz FL and we are in Non evacuation areas. We have backyards now swamps. Massive pine trees and Willow trees crashed everywhere
I live in Pasco county off 54 and we were stuck in our subdivision due to flooding it thank god our homes didn’t get flooded
Native Floridian here,I would say buying is extremely risky, not just about hurricanes, but homeowners insurance is in crisis in Florida. The recent events are going to make homeowners insurance double again, and Governor DeSantis has done nothing to help residents. He helped the insurance companies companies over the residents.
I'm a native Floridia, born and raised. I left in 2012.
I heard DeSantis employed all kinds of help for folks.
DeSantis is the reason for that and you do know almost the entire state of Florida was a dump land right the whole state was made nature is just taking back the land.
Unfortunately the majority of your state believes his lies. I will bet everything I have he will play politics and blame the other side for everything negative
@@citticat2f
Nice to see west Pasco County, my old neighborhood, getting airtime. So much has changed in the past 20+ years and not for the better. Way too built up along the Cotte River and the swamplands west of US-19. No surprise that it has been flooded out by the 2 recent hurricanes. Glad I wasn't dealing with this when I lived there. Stop the overbuilding of the flood plains.
A lot of Pasco county is 100 feet plus above sea level.
@@Musicman-y7v Moron
@@Musicman-y7vWhen it rains 10”-20”, it floods. We all know how bad NC flooded at well over 1000’. All the best with sunnier days.
The Anclote and Cotee rivers have been dealing with rain for years. But the problem now (besides climate change) is the rampant overdevelopment!!! The rivers’ natural drainfields are being destroyed and replaced with new developments. Here’s the result. And they just decimated the whole Little Road Massachusetts/Plathe Road for obnoxious amount of development. Cotee River area will be next with future rains.
...and that's what happens when the Governor is a climate change denier on behalf of his contributors in the oil and development industries.
Amanda Holly is doing an amazing job here !
she's a common core cadet from my observations
Maybe houses should not be there in the first place
50% of Murica, where no houses should be built in the first place.
@@SaveDemocracy-j6i True
Yet more come in through the border. Where will they settle, work, get education, medical etc. Somehow that is not addressed. No one wants to talk about it.
I don't think you understand. There are TONS of people in central/south Florida and most of the land is swamp land or on the beach. It's not very wide and surrounded by beaches. There's no where else to put people. I live in Pinellas and the amount of people here is insane.
@@MarkTravis-l6g There shouldn't be people in Florida!
Excellent news coverage!
All i can think about is the price of Home insurance Tripling. Then me moving out of Florida
Why wait?
Lmaooo most people in Florida know about flooding before hand and have brain cells to have insurance already those who don’t kinda deserve it
@@Deeeeez96 Only 18% of Floridians have flood insurance. Apparently these costs were left out of the "cheap living" that Floridians were promised. Oh well.......
That area (area in the beginning of the stream), The river has already crested. The areas that are now connected to the river, The water level is going down now. It is down about a foot from last night on the other side of Old 54 road. Other areas not connected will take longer to go down of course. They are not going up in that area anymore though.
That's good to know, thank you
Thanks for the information
Living in the nextcounty north Citrus we feel for all of you, our coast is still recovering from Debby but Milton's rain was devastating to our neighbors in Pasco. We will keep you all in our prayers.
Having my home built on high ground away from swamps and coast I am eternally grateful not going through this. Sad.
Doesn’t matter anymore where it’s built…Asheville is high and not on the coast either
Until the wind from the next one blows it off the stilts. 😮
My neighbor waited two hours for gas, the lines are in the street, also for coffee drive throughs, the lobbies are closed. Power is being restored, a massive effort, but we are still without, also on boil water notice. Traffic lights are out. Inconveniences but nothing as devastating as what some of these folks are experiencing and anyone that was living on the beach. Please donate what you can, tell your senators and reps to fund FEMA and stop denying climate change. Actions count, not words. Be grateful everyday for what you have and for the normalcy of life, even the annoying things that we take for granted. Reality can change very easily.
Shuddup about climate change
Amen sister!
It’s the weather manipulation devices they use to cause all this destruction. It is very unnatural weather....especially back to back. Too much rain and many tornadoes from this hurricane...WEIRD. Not of God but from evil powers in government
Too much is being spent on overseas escapades and US migrant resettlement and too little on domestic disaster relief.
Remember it was the Florida Congressmen and Women who voted against funding FEMA a few weeks ago. If they represent your area, call them up and demand to know why they did that.
Great footage!
Thank you for showing our aera...
I just moved back to florida in july...in march I will be moving back out after 15 years away...this is way too much...would be easier cost wise if florida did not have this huge migration of people here
Where do you suggest?
🤡🤡🤡
@@arielsea9087 North Carolina. Hey fun fact......as of this year gasoline is now cheaper in NY State!!
The USA was built on migration do you forget that …. That land was stolen in the first place
Florida People Are In My Payers...Stay Safe
That area has been flooding for 50 years
What a beautiful place to live. No wonder people stay. Prayers for all affected.
Looks like those houses were built on lower ground than the neighboring area where it was not flooded. This is a development issue more than anything.
You would think that engineers would do their proper elevation studies before they dropped one spoonful of dirt on that development.......but Florida Republicans never refused a check that was too big......
@@patrickwhelan5703Democrats like money too…
It seems no or inadequate environmental impact or geological studies were done before a lot of these homes were built. Some areas of Florida are just unfit for housing development. The builders were negligent.
The builders are given carte blanche by the Republicans of Florida. They get whatever they ask for whenever they ask for it. In fact they are encouraged to destroy wetlands and put up as many homes as they can. Vote BLUE for change in the Tallahassee Mafia!
Imagine what it would have been like if it didn’t lose a bunch of strength before it hit? You’re looking at a new normal folks. Probably a good idea to research how these storms work, what excellerates them so you can make educated decisions about your futures.
Fund the Scientists. Sure. Most of them disagree if you've noticed. 😂
@@arielsea9087 not the reputable or respectable ones. The ones who have paid agendas are the only ones that disagree. Open a text book and stop listening to politicians little one.
@@arielsea9087 the reputable and respected ones don’t disagree. Just the ones that have pre paid agendas from certain types of big companies
@@arielsea9087 the reputable and respected ones don’t disagree.
Way too much development at sea level
idiots do these things...
Strange, most of Florida is above sea level. I'm 20 miles from the west coast and I'm 47 feet above sea level. And NYC is lower to sea level than my area.
Well well well.....the Florida Republican Congressional delegation recently voted against increasing FEMAs budget that could help the needy. ..
It’s affecting their supporters as well at this point. God do not like ugly.
Only the foolish vote for these republican politicians.
What FEMA funding wasnt approved today? Oh wait, it was.... Maybe stop
FEMA has requested speaker Johnson cut his vacation short to approve more funding for the red states affected by these major hurricanes. FEMA is running short on funding. Speaker Johnson said he is not cutting his vacation short, and that FEMA will be fine. That’s the conversation right now.
@@acouncil8254Johnson is a trumper a hole
Family in New Port Rcihey! 🙏🙏🙏
Keep building your foundations on sand and expecting a different reault.
As somebody who was planning on moving St. Pete as soon as I graduate, I’m seriously starting to question of it would be worth it?
be careful. i hear they have have groomer gators 🐊 by there 😂
St. Pete is a beautiful city. It is however built close to sea level. With recurring storms and higher sea temperature we are experiencing in the bay the strength and frequency of these hurricanes is projected to increase over the years. If you are looking to purchase a home avoid flood zones A or B. C is on the cusp these days but A and B are evacuated frequently even for tropical storms. Florida is a beautiful state, but like everywhere else there are drawbacks to different locations.
I mean, I would never buy, as that seems silly. But at least rent in a high rise apartment.
Only if you are rich. You might have to self insure. I can’t believe too many insurance companies will hang around after this.
Hahaha, don't allow fear to prevent you from doing what you like. I am in Tampa Bay and will not leave Florida. This too shall pass, hurricane season. ❤
Name the neighborhoods already. My Goodness….talkn like we can’t see
ref the fuel if people dont need fuel, dont queue, same as panic buying we had that in uk a few years back, when tanker places went on strike, you end up using any fuel you have trying to find or queue for some , then the pandemic people were panic buying and arguing over toilet rolls ! fingers crossed those still in the area dont get too badly hit by the flood waters that are rising .
it's almost as if everything shouldn't be paved.
Omg. I would never want to live in Florida. Hurricanes and tornadoes are followed by Floods, sink holes and alligators. Scary😮
I think you are forgetting about tornadoes.
I like Florida 6 months a year starting late October.
Is this lutz? I just saw national guard there by outlets
Across street from my house
1:44 the big road on top of screen is rt 54, and the road coming in at an angle is old rt 54.
@@axhed yep
Right across from me
Mavea modern apartments
I’m going home
Charging drone and getting
Sunset footage
They should not build homes there, and the rest of the country shouldn't have to pay for them to build homes on wetlands that get ruined every few years. I heard one person say that in the past 5 or so years, they had significant water flood their home at least 4 times. It's just ridiculous. They can live wherever they want, but stop making the govt and everyone else pay for it through FEMA and higher national homeowners insurance premiums.
Its only going to get worse 🤢🌊
Been hearing this since the 70’s 🥱
This storm caused so much damage
Looks like guys generator caught fire and burnt a big hole there in his porch roof. Luckily it didn't spread to the rest of the house.
Stay safe people.
Where is the map to show where that at.
😮 18 inches of rain because of that 2 powerful storm and tornado so sad in my place were so dry to much or flooding so terrible
Lol... I'm sorry that sounded funny, ' I don't know where the river is or was but definitely flooded out ' 😢
Praying
Florida used to be cheap for a reason.
Insurance companies will be leaving in droves
This is soo sad !! Not just for Tampa but everywhere Milton as well as Helene hit .. im in Homosassa Fl / Citrus County. Have flooding but nothing like tampa…. (Yet )
Flooding, gas shortages, power outages and our governor miss managed the who chaos. Duke power trucks in a line of 6 trucks just driving around, 50 to 60 duke power just sitting at Walmart corner of 54 and Little Rd. My power still out, gas is harder to get to keep my generator running and one can’t get a clear answer for any of this. When is our governor going to quit taking raises and start rebuilding and replacing and fixing our infrastructure? It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know, hey look a tree is growing near the power lines, no one cuts it down, Look the river is a mess with trash and debri, let’s clean it out? Nope not our government, pay more get less is Floridas motto. This is wide spread, not just New Port Richey. Ron, you failed us again
This is flooding/water displacement. I hope people understand if the sea levels rise and the sea heats up, it will affect weather systems. I know it seems like dah. But then people still live there. You all should just find a nice place on higher ground.
Most people do understand if they are somewhat educated and dont have thier brain Maga -out!
Pasco county is mostly over a hundred feet above sea level. NYC had up to 13 feet of flood water in 1936 during a Cat 3 hurricane.
Any coverage of siesta key?
They're expecting rivers, ponds, lakes to continue to rise until the middle of next week. What a disaster.
Not worried... people who live in this area are VERY WEALTHY
From 1960:
The worst flood in years hit eight counties in Central Florida following a three-day storm that dumped as much as 25 inches of rain in some parts of the state. The area around Tampa suffered the most and 8,000 persons have had to flee their homes inundated by the swollen Hillsborough River. People in the fashionable Forest Hills section have faced three floods in a little over a year and many complained because the city of Tampa failed to solve their drainage problems after a flood last summer. Many are still paying on loans for house repairs they had to make. It
will take several days before all evacuated families can return home.
Maybe we need some kind of runoff management. What do you think?
If you look at it from above like this it becomes very clear that it's just a huge swamp.
Just figuring this out are ya? What a rocket scientist!
Don't forget everybody, there's noooo climate change.
Climate continually fluctates, but this was caused by Geoengineering, Tex.
There isn't. Please explain to me how hurricanes formed before your magical climate change monster appeared.
@@criticalinfrastructurepart1959😂😂😂😂 Another one drinking the koolaid.
How is the Moon lake area doing I used to live several Streets back in from Moon lake road?
Tell them to get a public adjuster we’re here to help.
Maybe build these homes on stilts? Like 10 feet above ground at least?
I'm in St Pete we still don't have power everyones phones have been dead since Wednesday first time on since we didn't know if the rest of Florida was gone or not
Just like Texas, people in Florida should feel ashamed to be emptying the coffers of FEMA while people smart enough not to live in a disaster area are lucky to get funds.
😂😂 imagine being this douche bag
Didn't anything go well or was positive?
Most of the snow birds were still up north...
Tears of innocent civilians of Gaza, Palestine and Kashmir killed by USA and Israel and India !!!... 😭 😭😭😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
A natural floridian man told me, "Just one level 3 hurricane will send most of the newbies back home."
Time will tell now
Is this TODAY?!
Not from the day Milton hit?
That is the anclote river flooding in Elfers
The river doubled in size from 18 inches of water?
That’s a lot of rain falling quickly.
Please incorporate plan to salvage what is most important just in case another catastrophe happens.
Please set up a cookable water tank for east of Pasco resident which using well water source instead city water source. Small Generator can not activate well pump, now no power, no water, run out gasoline to operate small generator, during waiting for power restoration on this coming Thursday, are we count outage victims?
Tidal Wave oscillation could be exponententiated.
DeSantis sent over 400 repair workers and vehicles out of state up north during hurricane season a week before Milton leaving Floridians unprotected and under prepared with delayed response. Want someone to blame for this fiasco it is DeSantis
@@dbreardon and 800 was sent back along with others from 20 different states you lie rumor starter.
Poor leftist. I watch hundreds of trucks coming into Florida while the hurricane was still on land.
My poor county🙁🙁🙁
Warm air can contain more water. SCHOCKING😂
This is happening around our neighborhood 😮 🛶
i just drove by there... i might be in the video.
ha ha, me too, was just on 54 and a helicopter flew over us. Thought they were filming the long gas lines. Wonder if this flooding is around 52? Just terrible.
Sad part is hurricane season just started not over yet ….. god be with Floridians …..
It started June 1st you mulyak
No hurricane season is from June-November. Almost over but we get most between end of aug-october. Most active times. I live here in Tampa,FL
But thank u, just pray 🙏 for everyone here please
Thanks for this was wondering why we heard helicopters today. Pretty much surrounded by flood. But at least my house isn't damaged
I would still file an insurance claim for wind related damages as an adjuster will inspect everything and might see something you missed. Your rates will probably go up regardless if you do as rates are based on overall claims in an area rather than an individual
Sadly these massive storms will be more frequent due to climate change. Stay safe.
Edit: "...due to geoengineering and Agenda 2030"
Global warming warning.
@criticalinfrastructurepart1959 This is all part of the Project 2025 plan!
@@Mike-n2f8k It is not, it's a UN plan that started back in 1992 with the first "Climate Conference"
😂, there were massive storms long before man walked the earth.
I must agree. The insurance companies will be broken.....
اريد توضيح مكان وسط اليابسة كم إرتفاع من سطح البحر
Florida needs to take lessons from Venice Italy.
This was punishment for support of Zionism
54 and what intersections
54 & Seven Springs/ Rowan rd.
Cruise Liners Corporations should put Ships for Firsts responders, where are they!
All those little houses 10 ft away from each other what are Paradise
...and everyone want to rebuild. We'll see the same thing in a few years. Might as well just show the same footage and save some gas.
اريد منكم توضيح اماكن الأضرار
All these comments of people saying they’re going to get free houses for cheap after this like there wouldn’t be a solid rental market to fall back on here good luck
Wesley chapel please
😭😭😭
Congress better step it up. Waiting until after the election is ludicrous!!
Tell Mike Johnson to recall congress and pass a bill to fund FEMA
Does anyone know about the St. Johns river? It floods nortrous for flooding
Oberbrunner Corners
🙏
The stores are running out of food!!!!Whats being done about that???
People should be stocked up, it's hurricane season
Gee, maybe be responsible and be prepared for emergencies.
WFLA: Please Tell Amanda Holly to stop lecturing and just stop talking. Yea, Put a guy in a helicopter who doesn't know directions. Again...
Harris and Biden have been working in partnership throughout this term in foreign and domestic affairs. In this time of war and natural disasters, it's imperative that we all work together for good. If you can't be a team player, you aren't helping.
Well said!🙏🏽
😂 A BAKED POTATO and a WORD SALAD.😂😂😂😂😂😂
بنفس الوقت الطرقات في فلوريدا ليست وسيعه بكثافة السكان والصناعة للطوارئ كا حمايه حساس جدا لتعامل في المخارج والطوارئ
Prefer ENG helicopters over the lame drone cam shots. Glad to see copters are in the TB mkt